The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 20, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DO
11 THE FLAG OF
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THE LANCAS1
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*ER NEW S, MAY 20, 191c
MOItK ABOUT MB.
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WUS88U!V miiin
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?Weather forecast foi
Carolina: Local showers
and Wednesday.
?The boys' corn club w
at the court house Saturda
o'clock.
?The Tabernacle Sunda
will observe Children's Dt
Sunday morning. The exerc
begin promptly at 10 o'cloc
| Full Information, Who
South | Soil the Banner.
Tuesday The following letter wai
today from Mrs. L. Maud
rill meet Los Angeles, California,
iy at XI possession is the blue bam
Catawba Rangers, and wt
y school price for it:
iy next R- Evans Wylie:
:lses will Dear Sir:?Your letter i
k regarding the flag is at ha
xmj UIVIU)^ ^
offers to
3 received The silver tea give
Thew of Mamie Fraser Society of
in whose terian church and held
ler of the afternoon at the home of
10 asks a Crawford and Mrs. Joh
was enjoyed by perhaps
ladies. The guests wen
of inquiry at the door by Mrs. Cra
nd. Poag. Mrs. John Crawfnr
>? rnuuuiance
' 11 Friday.
-J i Chester Lantern, Frida;
,n by the Mr j. m. Pressley, a
the Presby- a textile employe In t
last Friday Cotton Mills, while woi
Mrs. M. p. 1 |)(;tt in the card rooa
n H. Poag thla morning about 6
two score Lai.ght by the belt an
3 welcomed the ceuing and his s
wford, Mrs. d both of his less \
d nnrt MUu I
m Lueste> fill
g Money
ged 30 years, m _ _
he Lancaster H/l 1
rklng with a flK |Vf| Q ITf
1 or the ml JI if Id AC
o'olock, was
d whirled to dBJ
kull cracked |ftf| _,
jroKPn. Thp IVIII
liuuk No. !t3.
STATEMENT OF THE C
OF
THE BANK OF LA
located at Lancaster, S.
IC close of business April 4t
RESOURCES.
Ix>ans and Discounts.. $
Overdrafts
nmr Bonds and Ktm-W
m
ONDITION W
jm
NCASTER S
C.. at the i^5i
h, 1913.
m
537.374.45 W
7,155.79 >3
?Dr. W. W. Fennell ha
recovered from his own re
ness as to operate on sev
tlents at his infirmary in R
Sunday.
?Rev. Hugh R. Murchlso
place has received notice ol
pointment as assistant
'' geu^ral of the Sons of Cor
veterans.
j. ?Mr. A. Lloyd Moore si
, ine nag in question was
S? m by my father, Dr. E. M.
cent ill- wbue with Sherman on his
e i uni the sea. Just where, how
ocR Hill whom i do not know. N
has prized it highly and
n of this cellent care of it all of the
! his ap- fifty years. It is made of
chaplain sinlf with a heavy silk frii
ifederato might have been pale bli
time but is now a grey,
iffered a oratinsr was done in h?nd
i captured Margaret Moore and wer
, Burgess, ed on the spacious poi
march to numbers of red roses adc
, or from of loveliness. A charmi
iy mother program was rendered 1
taken ex- Lancaster's best talent,
so, almost afternoon iced tea and
navy blue were served,
age which * * *
le at one Mrs. Oliver C. Black
The dec- tained yesterday afternoo
nil rvoir>t- I * u M
e entertain- " 'J?d caire quite fre<
rch where ^^ his skiiil.
led a touch Ho was rushed to a
ng musical nn<' waa to have been b
jy some of MaKdalene Hospital in
During the tlie<' 'n an ambulance
sandwiches Southern Railway stati
the hospital this morn!
Col. Deroy Springs, <
moil enter- Lancaster Cotton Mills
n at a sew- ('ent A. H. Robbins, of
t n i i. ? ?
ilv from the 99
ivAtfi
m
special train *n,? fh_
rought to the <K . And the
this city, hut Ajft that money
between the make3 morQ
on here and . ?
Ing. 0Q This int?
awner of the W process is go
, Superintenthe
mill, and 89 evcrT day t
Il\/ Y ed by tho Bank
J Furniture and Fixtures
Banking House
money Due from Banks and
makes ? Bankers
Currency
money. Gold
jresting Silver and other Minor
Coin
lag on Checks and Cash Items
he year
12,500.00 ?1
1,000.00 IS!
5,800.00 Lwj
73,419.38 fSl
10,077.00 LwJ
3,407.50 ml
2,307.33 [BJ
3,411.27 M]
1 ^ painful accident this morni
he had a finger mashed in a
machinery at the lumber pi
wound was promptly dresse<
J. C. Foster and It is thou
it will soon heal.
persona:
ng when ing. On one side reads "O
piece of cry?Liberty or Death."
ant. The pointing to a red star g<
d by Dr. "S. C.," and crossed swoi
ght that top. The other side at
"Catawba Rangers," ai
"Liberty or Death." A
with a snake at the bottom
red stars surrounding it
center. The flag is in i
state of preservation. Tht
?. ? i.Mf, pan; iu uuuor 01 lie
iur Battle- sister, Mrs. G. E. Shipw
A hand York, who is her guest.
>ld letters was the scene of this
ds at the event aild fancy work ai
top reads guessing contest furnisl
bottom tainment to the score
palm tree guests. Elaborate re
i, fourteen consisting of a salad cou
fills the ed by ices and cakes, w
i splendid * * *
5 oil paint The following was t.
r attractive " * uuuei uutk, ivi. l
ay of New a number of the mill's
The porch rived ln the city with tl
delightful thIs morning about 9:3
s well as a Mr- I'ressley is said
hed enter- a vei*y industrious work
s or more ?nly come to the mill
freshments, weeks ago. He is sur
rse, follow- wife and three childri
'ere served. stiH living in Monroe,
had intended moving
iken from within the next ten dai
along with gf wlth ..Xhe 0
employes ar- |
le dying man ' C9
0 o'clock. W Have you
to have been i>^^<
;man and had K count In our
about three Department?
vlved by his
en, who are e Pa^ * t
N. C. They fjft interest comi
to Lancaster
^s. ThP hn.iv l WB quarterly on
1 Uldl . . . ?
?M Re- LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in..$
an ac- Surplus Fund . .
Undivided Profits, less
Savings Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid
Due to Banks and
>er cent Bankers
mounded Dividends Unpaid ....
pounded Indlviduai Deposits SubSavinBH
*n r" *"
656,452.72 W
N
50,000.00 W
100.000.00 ^
w
22,175.01
6,703.01 W
525.00 W
i
Miss M. J. Biagham retui
terday to her home in Ches
spending a few days wit
Mamie Mackey.
Mrs. Mary H. Barron sp?
day afternoon in Kershaw.
Mr. A. P. Rogers of Dill
Sunday 'tv town.
Mrs. C. A. Manning of 1
Mrs. G. E. Conner of Com
mnthnr onH olof nr r\f Mi*a
1 nas causea tue silk to cra<
ned yeR- body and fringe are perft
ter after 1 Prlze the flag high!
h Miss realize what it means to
knew it in its youth an
mt Mon- think the state of South
would consider it a prize
on spent cur,"g- Some may feel it
becoming the daughter of
Clio and to donate it to the state or
aersville, owners. In a measure I
T at I such would bo tho nrnnpi
;k but the The Columbia State of M
>ct. Miss Eliza Withersp<
ly butr I gave her graduate piam
any who the College for Women i
d should large audience heard hei
i Carolina ally interesting and
worth so- rendered program. She
would be an unusual amount of
a soldier and plays with genuine
its former musical instinct, having
feel that lo\elv singing touch and
? thtnff tn talnn^ o " 11 ~ A ~
[ay 17th: will be shipped to Monr
3on Wylie noon.
? recital at ?
p exception- Business fc
beautifully
possesses l.OSI?Friday last in
real talent caster, $32, one 10,
feeling and one two-dollar bills,
naturally a News olhct- and get r
having at- Dunlap.
oe this after- Accounts and
90 rates of Depos
rotices S IT'S Si
?- ???
or near Lan- >0?, In This Bj
one 20 and Aft
Return to S We Invite y
eward. May W tention to the
jv?V/V vv* V* UtJCK
1 Certi- Savings Deposits . .
Time Certificates of Deit.
posit
U Cashier's Checks . . . .
ili
Total $
STATE OF SOUTH CAR'
ftnk* County of Lancaster?
our at- Before me came Geo.
llams, Cashier of the ab
annexed bank, who, being duly s
2 7 3,135.17 JV
61,747.49 W
150,511.76 M
1,666.29 W
- ^
656,462.72 B0
OLINA, W
-88.
w. wn- V?
ove named tjm
worn. Bavs
utwu?t auu oiovct vi mio
Woodley are her guests at 1
on Chesterfield avenue.
Prof. J. G. Richards, su;
dent of the Kershaw gradei
was in Lancaster Saturday.
Capt. J. M. Hough and M
Hough visited the former's
tion in Union county Mon
ing and returning by autom
Mr. G. B. Dukes of Bi
was a Lancaster visitor Sat
u m. ? c
ier home do * am Kolng to gh
outline of why I am askli
perlnten- 'OI" Nine years ago I
i school, w'd?w without means an
long struggle with tubercu
r. W. C. to discover my only little
i planta- was aHlicted and another
day, go- 8ued. 1" which after a i
obtle. fight 1 a?ain lost. A s<
shopvllle Is a11 1 have left. a nobl
urday. boy who is devoted to ]
vvf vw.i.uu a f,wwu, clUIIU ie<
re you an Two Chopin numbe
lg a price promptu in P sharp
was left a "Ballade" in G minor, wi
d after a otferings whereby the ai
losis, only given an impression of h
daughter and interpretative ability
battle en- two groups were decide
seven-year ?tiiree interesting Del
>n of 21 ludes, a barcarolle by Fai
e, worthy "Pierrot pieces" by Cyr
home and contrasting moods. She
cnnique. ? rs,
an lm FOR SALE?Nice mill
and the young calf, Droke t
ere the first E. W. Sistare.
idience ?a* ?
er technical FOr SALE?flrick,'
. The next wood fiber fcl>?ter.
dly modern Mercantile Company.
bussy pre- ____ ?
are and two FOR SALE?Several ci
il Scott, in shingles. Efyrfards
nlaved tha ? *? ""
statement. C
k cow with iR to see us.
to the rope. flB
66-67
3
shingles and _____ _ .
La65c.rr ? THE BAN
& Horton, Si ANfAC
ome in that the above antl foreg
ment la a true conditio
bank, as shown by the bo
bank.
= GEO. W. WIl
Sworn to and aubscrl
.. me thiB 9th day of April,
K ftF JNO H 1
IV vl Notary Public 1
Correct?Attest:
TP I? WADDT C. TH
olng state- IB
n of Bald gjA
oks of said 55
LLIAMS, W
bed before >^5
1913.
POAQ, W
for S. C. iSi
OMSON, W
Prof. W. E. Moore of
Springs spent Saturday in
ter.
Mr. W. Tt. Roberts is spi
few days in Columbia and
Mrs. C. B. Skipper of Pa
^ * N. C., has been visiting M
Hunter at her home on Eli
Miss Eliza Wylie is at ho
the College for Women in (
to spend several days.
1Lf.n T? n T-? ? ?
Heath ?tner, Dut the lonelines
Lancas- oui; "H*len ^?,u,8e'' was a
endurable. I found my or
ending a live ^PP11? was by doing 1
Aiicuntn 1 consequently opened my
w Creek ones who from one
rs J p' an?ther were deprived of
n street m?ther, and all of whom
me from able to Pay a mere P?ttan
Columbia RivInR my 1,fe willingly.
love all children. My littl
i j love "Aunt. \Tnnd " T m
s without Debussy tone poems w-th
lmost un- insight and appreciation
ily way to beautiful tone, proving tl
'or others, a very definite concept)
home to composer's purposes at
i cause or sions The three prel
home and Danseuses de Delphes,"
are only le Vent d'Ouest." With
ce. I am le Vent d'Ouest." With
gladly. I numbers, the Etude in D
e ones all poionalse inE major shi
. uuiii'asier, a. *J.
rare poetic
, and with FACTORY EXPERTS
hat she ha.l writer Repair I)epa
ion of the charge of the moat
id impres- writer mechanics,/ fn tli
udes were our work is guaranteed
"La Sere- of any rebuilding p
two Liszt country. Air work hau
two Liszet iy and fully guarant
flat and the Crayton & Co., Charlo
e coniDleted
64-tf LWJ
? ? "TJie Old Re
?Our Type- tw1
rtment Is in Ra,SVa'VS>;
skilled type- fe'S'W'S'W']
e South, and *
equal to that
lant in the
idled prompteed.
J. E. i
tte, N. C.
5-fi-tf i
, . .? LI. V/. rAISEiUH
R. L. CRAWFO
liable." E
nniintim
I,
RD,
directors.
I
into. iv. v/. uruwn uuh
from a visit to her fa
Marion.
Mr. L. C. Boyer went to 1
ton last night.
Mrs. S. W. Heath of Stor
spending a couple of days v
Annie Witherspoon.
Mr. R. E. Wylie is in G
to attend a meeting of the
College trustees today.
Miss Florence Brown is
reiurnea ? , ,, ------ ?- ther
in 1 at home instead of i
They say I am doing a uc
filming- 1 wlsh no Pra,se. I do r
way of viewing things, dei
leboro is ^ut ' do need funds to cai
rith Miss work- I eall my home "r
Louise," in memory of
reenvilie darling, wl"> on her 14th
Chtcora two years ago in April.
that greater life where il
spending w&nt and privations are
U..V vuviu uci t>iufiiaui. J-HJI.11, in 81
n a home, acteristic Liszt diifleul
>ble work, easily handled apd the ,
lot in my ed into play the force a
serve any, of touch and of style
rry on my young player combines
rhe Helen gree of dreamy thought
my own common in one of her y\
birthday, number was received
passed to taneous applause and i
lness and llowers were sent to as
unknown, pressing appreciation.
me or char- ?
Ities, were WE NOW IIAVtt a f<
second call- Leghorn Qootferels I
nd firmness we have usadr for bree
which the son, at each. 1
with a <le- for young* stock,
fulness not Farm, Route 4. Phoi
ears. Each
with spon\
wealth of ?
sist in ex- g
aw S. C. W.
!or sale that Eight Pi
>ders all seaMaking
room
Cunningham
ae 179-2.
mi _
lnti JNtiWb
iges?Semi-Weekly?$1.50 the Y<
*11 i l
ear.
r t
a few days in Columbia.
Rev. S. D. Bailey of Kers
in town today.
Mr. John T. Green made
ness trip to Heath Springs y
Mesdames Wade and Jor
Mlss^fidvins of Charlotte we
end^^sitors at the home
Le ^*S$prlng8.
I ? '?T. S. Wilson made a
trip to Rock Hill yesterdaj
I will place, no figures oi
haw was * ?nly ask that a reasonabl
paid for it that I may do
i a busl- tlie Poor little unfortuual
esterday. car?.
dan and Very truly your
re week- (Mrs.) L. MAUD TI
i of Col. 250 E. Ave. 41, Los Ang?
May 14, 1913.
business
r. CHILDREN'S DAI
n the flag.
e price be SUNDAY SCHOOL CO!
more for
:es In my Deport of Meeting of 1
Township Suudny St
s, vention.
iEW, Flat Creek townsh
iles, Cal. school convention met
BlutY church Friday, Ma;
_ After devotional exe
ducted by the preside
A J J
VVENTIOW I I/*
Creek I f I V .
hool Con- A MMaV
ip Sunday
with White
y 16th.
rcises, con?ut.
w. C. ^
Nonce,
THA
?a ^
Mot
T =
IOU
Polk Miller Frl<l?y NL
Quite a representative
gathered at the Mackey ope
last Friday evening to hei
Miller's fine interpretatior
time Southern life and cust
Miller is himself a fine typ
gentleman of the old Soutl
ginian of refinement and
His quiet, dignified mann
hlnpH with a nnolnt hnm/i
?ht Splendid Program and I
" Kxercises at First
audience Cliurciit
ra house children's Day was obs
ir Polk Sunday afternoon at the F
1 of old odigt church. The audit,
oms. Mr. both the church and th
e of the school were filled with at
i, a Vlr- ed congregation who t
culture, enjoyed the beautiful servl
er, com- j x. Klein presided at
I Jiuams, an uauress or w
nteresting delivered by Rev. T. A.
Methodist responded to by W. U. <
The following delegati
erved last rolled: Pleasant Pla
irst Meth- Rstridge, W. U. CI:
oriums of Rstridge and Miss Ol
e Sunday White Bluff, D. Lyles
i interest- Hegler; Kershaw, (Bapt
horoughly Croxton. On motion M
Ice. Prof, day school was admittei
the hand- convention and C. F
elcorae was M ^
Dabney and |
Clyburn. W Mil k
38 were en- -M. -JL. 4
In. W. F.
t'burn, C.
a Horton; r""^~~
and O. C.
tist) W. L.
idway Suni
Into the
AHama nro?
iaturda
we wil
*
y, May
1 sell to the public ii
+
24
n general
rare knowledge of the two
him peculiarly to portray I
life in a way which cannot
gotten. Mr Miller is doing
did work in keeping bef(
youth of this generation tl
(Jles of their fathers and
w leathers. He and his assist;
^ ^^the loved songs of the lo
with inimitable humor and
Capt. Tony Miller's banjo ai
* a some new organ and fun
races, fit mu8ic. which was a genu
Southern The 80io of Mr. C. L. Teu
: be for- ai8o much enjoyed. The
a splen- entered into the spirit of
ire the 8ion and acquitted themse
le melo- creditably. They were I
grand- their songs and recitation
ints sing e. T. Hodges, the accompli
ng ago of the pastor. The folio
pathos, gram was carried out:
nd violin 1 PrftMoolAnol n.......
tlshed the enrolled as a delegate fr
Ine treat. A verbal report on tl
bener was each Sunday school was 1
t children delegates. A very able
the occa- the good of the conve
Ives most made by Rev. T. A. Dabi
xained in The first query was
s by Mrs. up and ably handled by
Ished wife ton and Rev. T. A. Dabi
wing pro- A recess was then tal
p. m.
om same.
he work of "
nade by the
address on
intion was /]^5
then taken ^
| our en
Lv Ml
tire stock ot : :
ILLINE
RY
accompaniments were quite
tion to the entertainment.
Genial, smiling old
Booker was greeted with r<
applause each time he playe
banjo and sang. His hap
face fairly beamed as he li
the good old days of the
reel, keeping time with his ft
played the old airs of his cl
The negro quartette was i
an addi- tlan Soldiers.
2.?Song?"Our Own G
Colonel 3.?Prayer, by Rev. E. 1
)unds of pastor.
d on his 4.?Recitation?"Rlblo
py, rosy Girls," by May Elliott Car
ved over 5.?Song, solo?"Rock
Virginia Mildred Hillings,
set as he 6.?Recitation?"Rob
lildhood. Rible," by Ethel Perry,
ilso very 7. ? Recitation ? "A
xu me anernoon the si
was introduced and dis
lad Day." Rev. T. A. Dabney a
?. Hodges, Estridge.
The third and last que
Boys and cussed by W. L. Croxi
nes. Adams, W. F. Estridge i
aby," by A. Dabney.
On motion the convor
and the ed to make public the u<
absent speakers, which v
Puzzling lows:
^cond query v-"" /< / '
*cussed by V / *
md w. v. r ? .
>ry was dls- * v"
ton. W. C. 1 ? 1
md Rev. T. J
ition decJd- i
lmes of the "A
vere as fol- rfff
: :\ |f Consisti
I X'' b| of every
\ n| line of
ng of About 3,000 Yds.
color and description;
strictly up-to-date SPH
. of Ribbon
u complete
IN(i AND
BUUU. IDC DHSS VOlCe OI Oil
singers was particularly flr
quartette sang a variety c
ranging from the ridiculous
to the sublime. Their r
good voices have evidently
pose not been trained in or
they may the more easily si
the fashion of the antebel
groes. Yet they blend in
harmony.
Of local Interest wan tho
e or the Question," by Joe Lee Pol
le. The 8.?Song?"Praise Hit
?f songs, Him."
< almost 9.?Recitation?"The II
laturally es," by eight little girls,
on pur- 10.?Recitation?"Our I
der that James Reed,
ng after 11.?Song?"I Think
luin ne- Read That Sweet Story."
perfect 12. ? Recitation ? "The
Jesus," by Catherine Carr
nrncnt? on t h V I'nrf or e? %/-I
ter. First query: Revs,
u. Praise Falle, P. E. Blackmon, F
son and M. C. Gardner,
iaby Mos- Second query: Dr. J
ridge, Rev. S. D. Bailey
Jaby," by Jones, R. V. Faile and D
Dyches.
When I Third query: Rev. Js
J. H. Hamel. Rev. N .B
i Child F. M. Estridge, W. P. Mcl
ies, Doro- B. F. Carson and J. C. P
t. C. Morri- I 1
r. H. Bold- 1
r. J.'w. H. '
ibez Ferris, 11
. Welsh, J. Y iiihih iid i i] i
danus, Rev. wbessS \ /
dassey. **^V J*l ^
'/ J ? SIMM I
. ! EKS, an
I Ribbon th
'' yard, we :<
:r hats, trimmings
id KVKRYT1IING in Ml
?t cost us 15c to 50c the **
ire ?oin? to sell at O
>, FEATIILLINERY
to 25c
of our oldest colored citizei
Hardy Montgomery, who be
his avowed 114 years, was
seat of honor on the stag
watched with evident Intel
listened intently to every w
Dying Man Holds Last Itw
Macon. Ga., May 19.?B.
Walker, a prominent bank
reaj estate dealer of this ci
u f? 1 I I 111 111
9, Uncle Heed.
cause of 13.?Recitation?"Samu<
given a Little Helper," by Kathle*
e. He son, Frank Dees, Waddell 1
'est and 14-?Song?"Birds anc
r'ord. flies," by four girls.
15.?Recitation?"The I
'option, the Loaves," by James Po
Sanders ,, 16.?-Recitation?"The
er and ' by Lillian Carnes i
Itv. who I Elliott.
.warum un motion the convi
tended their thanks to
ii, the of White Bluff for their
>n Fergu- Much interest was mac
Hunter. by all present and this
I Butter- destined to work much i
the Sunday schools wliicl
..ad With resented,
trter. The time and place of
Captive ing will be rr tie known
md Paris C. ESTH
ention exthe
people m j|j f|
le manifest ^-J|j i i ||J
meeting is f
good to nil ^ |
i were rep- III f f A1
sr- 'i ! J I[ w
ifjmn hats a
rpV | We m
!l I tomers
ND TRIMMINGSAT H/
ean to give old and
bargains which ha
ILF PRICE
new cusve
never
s-r 'towed poison by mists
I W ^sday night, was able I
an' about early today anci
ienced no pain, although pi
declare he cannot live.
Messages from all parts
country have been received
Walker, some from surge<
physicians, who offer their
to assist him in his fight 1
come the effects of the poise
ike last 17-?Recitation?"Younj
to be up thy " *?y Isabel Heed.
I exper- *8-?Song?"Jesus Lo\
lysicians
1 J-?Recitation?"3ome
i of the ^ible Heroes," by eight ci
bv Mr ?Recitation?"The
una and ,n the Temple," by Doroth
services ^ ollection.
to over- Song?"Jesus, Savior, P
>n Mr O. L. Teubener of G
mcv? cva i y i
j Timo
SOUTHERN TITLE GOES
'es Even
Clemson Comes Fifth in
Young Meet?Citadel is Set
ltldren. New Orlenns, May 18.Children
State university won t
y Porter. Southern Intercollegiate
association field and trac
llot Me," afternoon with u total of
roorgla. Mississippi A. and M <
1. A. A. ?Louisiana
DON'T MIS'
he annual * atIIiTji
s A tit lr?tlc ?
k moot this
12 points. I
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